The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-10-06
PERSONAL.
[From MONDAYS Daily.l

NJ. p. Jolly is doing business in Hope
today.
G.. w. G. Rohrer left on the noon train
for the East.
II. ]. Lands took the Santa Fe fol
Hope today.
Mrs. J. Hendricks returned from st.
Louis yesterday.
LID. Burford was in the city be-
tween trains today.
Maj. H. B. Merrill, of Hope, is a
county seat visitor today.
E. II. Wilson, of Salina, is doing
business in the city today.
J. D. Meek, he of horse fame, went
to Hope this morning on business.
Thos Landau and wife, of Princeton,
Iowa, are registered at the Stanton.
Geo. Wallace. young typo of this
city, has secured "a sit'' in Topeka.
C. w. Jordan, brother-in-law of DR..
Hewitt, left at noon for Kansas City.
T. E. Dewey and E. A. Herbst made
flying trip to Junction City yesterday.
Nathan Blevins, wife and daughter,
came in from Manchester this morn
ing.
J. B. EameS left at noon for Wamego,
where he will purchase large herd OF
cattle.
J. II. Long went to Wamego yester-
] l., frr1If 10
factory.
jill. jerks left at noon on prospect
ing tour through Iowa, Missouri and
Nebraska.
Elder Clark returned from Man
chester this morning where he Preach
ed yesterday.
J.B. Beal, of Grainfeld, formerly of
this city, passed through on yesterday
| moons train for the east.
J.T. White, a Minneapolis gentle
man, is viewing the scenes and sights
of the metropolis of Central Kansas to-
day.
Edward Bullock took the Santa Fe
this morning for New Mexico. Mr..
Bullock has been in the city several
days.
a. J. Bingham left this morning
for Edwards county, in the South
part of the state to be absent several
days.
Ed. T. Anderson, of Geneseo, Kans.,
was in the city yesterday and today.
He returned home on the afternoon
train.
&c. Monroe aud wife the railroad
contractor who has been at work grad
ing the yards at Manchester, arrived
in the city this morning.
W. H. Miller, and employe of J. S.
Kelley. left yesterday for visit to
Iowa City, Iowa. 1t is rumOred that
there is a woman in the case.
NJ. C. Orion and Mr.. Drake, two
prominent men connected with the
Holly system of waterwOrks, went
south via the Santa Fe this morning.
Mrs. Wilson and family will not
leave the city until Thursday morning.
We were informed that they would
leave today, but such is not the case.
Mrs. J. NJ. Fisher, Mrs. G. II. Lebold
and Hon. G.. w. Hurd and wife formed
a very pleasant party that started yes
terday to spend few days in Kansas
City.
James and d. S. Buchanan, brothers
of Postmaster Buchanan of this city,
left Yesterday for their home in Browns
town. Illinois. They will stop over in
st. Louis and take peek at the Presi-
dent.
J. E. Bonebrake and DR.. J. NJ. Hodge
left yesterday for Ft. Scott to visit the
sugar works at that place. The Doctor
will also attend the Grand Council of
Red Men which meets in Girard to-
morrow.
NJ. Tilton, of Detroit, was very
pleasant caller at this Office today. He
will leave Thursday for visit among
friends in Galva, Ills. We wish him
safe and pleasant trip, and an early
return. The REFLECTOR follows him.
Col. J. D. Norton has secured re-
munerative position in Topeka, and
went to that city last night, to assume
| the duties of his position. We regret
very much that the Colonel should dc
such a thing, as he and his estimable
family have made many warm friends
| during their brief stay in the city. His
family will follow him soon.